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yes hugely undervalued here,should be in the 20's at least.and for that reason i'm in.market will eventually wake up,maybe on the next rns.GLA.
“Firing on all cylinders at all our mines”
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/218574
Going to see a good recovery from this price and I’m in for the ride.In a month or two or three or six,the share price will be a lot higher and so will our investment value.(from these levels).GLA.
Barclays Capital today reaffirms its overweight investment rating on Petra Diamonds Ltd (LON:PDL) and cut its price target to 30p (from 52p).
https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/market/6386002/Broker-Forecast-Barclays-Capital-issues-a-broker-note-on-Petra-Diamonds-Ltd
back in today,gla for monday.
according to RNS it said Kate paid 1.85 for 507007 shares but the trade at 12.11 shows the price paid was 1.97 (10 grand).
Think the news might be sinking in.im in GLA.
https://www.edisongroup.com/edison-tv/bitesize-briefing-allied-minds/
It is widely speculated that Ashley will also look to pounce on Debenhams when he feels the time is right.
https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2019/03/mike-ashley-pushes-nuclear-button-on-debenhams-board/
Wayne Shadlock, global relationship director at HSBC UK, added: "We began working with Proactis over 15 years ago and this is yet another example of its innovative thinking. We have a keen understanding of the benefits of accelerating payments through the supply chain and the new technology is both scalable and unique to Proactis. The business is well positioned to drive widespread access to liquidity for SMEs, which will ultimately boost cash flow and support economic growth."
https://www.insidermedia.com/insider/yorkshire/proactis-secures-20m-hsbc-funding
for steady gains now and this will be in the 5's in no time on sentiment alone.surely if echostar are going to announce another bid its got to be well north of 6 pound.will we see similar patterns on the sp to that of the last failed bid?if so it's due a rocket underneath it soon.GLA.
on this dip.GLA.
Ophir Energy
So both the forecasts have come in with regard to Ophir, firstly they are assessing a bid for the company and secondly they have heard from the Equatorial Guinea Government that the ‘R’ licence, containing the Fortuna gas discovery is not to be extended following its expiry at the end of December 2018. This comes as no surprise, after the inability to finance the project which was unfortunately open for all to see, the longer the process was drawn out it became inevitable and the result is a $300m impairment.
After Alan Booth took over as interim CEO the strategy changed, as if to acknowledge the loss of African gas and Ophir is now a South East Asian company with a fine portfolio of assets including the recently acquired Santos package. Shareholders will now wonder what they should do, unsurprisingly the options are at present mainly unknown to them. Regarding the CEO there is good news and bad news, the latter is that Nick Cooper ‘stepped down’ in May last year and still hasn’t been replaced which is an extraordinary length of time even with the Fortuna situation overhanging. Given that the new strategy has been known for some considerable time surely a replacement might have been found by now…The good news is that the ‘interim’ CEO is Alan Booth who is one of the most highly rated oil industry executives and if I was an Ophir shareholder someone I would like to be running the show.
The board of Ophir has now a number of difficult decisions, the primary one is to ensure that when the bid comes it is assessed fairly as I’m sure it will be. Alan Booth has significant experience in this respect and I am confident that investors will be treated right by him. Having said that I still believe that the assets within the company are of excellent quality and that anything but a knockout bid should be treated with caution. Ophir still has an exciting future ahead even if its recent past leaves something to be desired…
Plunge protection team strikes again.
Arbitrators sided with Inmarsat in the company’s ongoing dispute with RigNet about a satellite capacity contract from 2014 that RigNet canceled. A panel at the International Centre for Dispute Resolution concluded that a take-or-pay obligation from the January 2014 contract had commenced and that RigNet owed Inmarsat $50.8 million. As an interim ruling, RigNet said it is not required to pay anything to Inmarsat until after the panel rules on “Phase II counterclaims,” which is expected in the spring of 2019. RigNet said the amount owed is subject to any offsets from its counterclaims during the Phase II arbitration. In a statement to SpaceNews, Inmarsat said it is “very pleased with [the] result of the first phase of arbitration.”
https://spacenews.com/first-up-satcom-china-allegedly-seeking-us-satellite-tech-via-startup-inmarsat-gets-favorable-ruling-in-rignet-dispute/
also,keep these other 2 pages open and you can pretty much tell which way the share price is going:-
http://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/brent.php
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=INDEXFTSE:NMX0530&tbm=fin#scso=_hwT9W_LdGYGRgAa-7rO4BA2:0,_oAX9W86yL4PPgAa9lIe4Cg2:0,_JQb9W8ulOpOtgQbFlbjwCg2:0,_TQb9W77aDIyPgAbK15HoAQ2:0,_Ewf9W8XRFaWFgAat3qqYDQ2:0,_tQj9W-uLCIyHgAbNt7DgCQ2:0,_DQn9W-KCL8ufgAbN74m4Aw2:0,_Hwr9W9_RK-XHgAaKq6bwCA2:0,_UAv9W-eXKuyQgAaY1pXYBA2:0,_iwz9W5zPAYLZgQah_q7QAw2:0,_Cw79W4rINsu8gQau3qkY2:0,_oQ79W86vJKWagAbF4ZAw2:0,_IQ_9W7DFH-eHgAb6y5fgCw2:0,_pQ_9W_rtM8zXgQbnurbQCg2:0,_wxD9W6m8LuSKgAbi3ZCwCw2:0,_BBH9W9LmMceCgAbmhrGgDg2:0,_MxL9W9CeF4nIgAabmZCoCw2:0,_FBT9W9yoEOyMgAamoL_QDg2:0,_WBX9W-7aEoqDgAbXma7QDQ2:0,_kxb9W53_HoqYgAaD3oTwCg2:0,_CBf9W8TvFoWcgAaX4KGQDQ2:0
https://marketviewer.equiduct.com/
try this link sunday..